The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-12-25
DRAMATIC & Lyric
Some Old Stage Rem
inisCences.
THEATRICAL HISTORY.
RecolIectiOns Of Stars and
Supports
IN HE HlSTRiO>IC WOBL ;.
a Couple of Amusing Anecdotes
Quaintls Told by "Yorick" aud -
lid Pete"
THEATRICAL HISTORY,
IN HE HlSTRiOAIC WOBL
Couple of Amusing Anecdotes
Quaintls Told by "Yorick" aud
lid Pete"
Comedy, gentimt MT and sensation.


est.
these are the attributes of the dishes
which the Home Club set up Tor the
deIectation of their audiences during
the holidays. BoucicGuit's drama, 10 b.
| rendered Tomorrow afternoon and
| evening, like most of that authors pro-
| dGctions, ID a combination of the pa
thetic, the humorous and the stirring
II is essentially theauiC in lis tone and
surroundings. and is thus far some
! thing of a novelty to the stage. In th's
| Mr.. " ellis and Edith Clawson have
WRsG might be called the leading Gear
scters.
In Diplomacy, the New Years oil,
there Is all of Sardoa's exquisite con
strJ ctio0, as eyinced in Fedora, laauiel
! Rochat, ard others OF his great ere
auoEs Such thing as olap-IIsp Is
! abhUrteG by this master Of the drama.
tuI u he CaR nul produce bis results
I by methods the most legitlRate. he
VIII pEOduCe 40 results ateil. tines~,
/ INSTRUMENTATION, character. good
dressing ana tee appointments ere
/ necessary TO me success :Of ais plays
] These, the Home Cub, witt Spencer
! WeJs, Young, White, Editn Glawaan
! BlrCIe Cumming and L0tJie Ci2riCEe
J IL the cast, sail endeaVor 10 giEs. 70
| DIPLOMACY.
Gay spaugles, bright faces, shapely
Flim bS, sparkHug hum0T.
| THESE are tha -ihings that make up
hess entally a holiday utertalnment,
end We are 10 have thetn alIin their
rarest forms next Saturday when
! Henry Adouls Dlxey makes bis boW 10
; a, Sail Lax spdJrnCe.
! Inns Is nor his initial bow BIZ anv
! means. W. al yemembsc how, & few
! years ago, B,Hgy apYeured here in
! Evsngel;He, ana low he then acted Inc
role Of tae tad legs ii Advancing heiter.
| de might then ba, g be- L SaTd to be AZ
the fCot OF bis recession. q Few years
have spun ~, and prestol change; We
hud HIM toe pe;ted idol of the eifeJe
eastern centres, II lot actually q mil
| h0n&ire, on the high road 10 becoming
| on. And all sni- through the nurles-.
que of AdOIIs. which has in its run OUT
distancef even the Hazai Kirke, when
II So Professionally guys"
At what figure NJ. DIX will nut his
chgrEes tRs nor YET been decided.
On Tuesday night / looked in at the
Globe. Ihe first thing / SOW wss Gene
We've Lyttoa coEIe on with 2 bunch OF
Cape jasmine on her breast.
t3oo4 heAVsJs sad. Three DAVIS ago
she was III Nov TJrk rating ma h
rooms IL z RED CLOAK, and writing !et
tsTS 10 the newspapers GuA jarL"n Key.
| remembered that S,-ele Markaya said
| slated her IN Buffalo, and Mr.. Harry
ice said I s'aleG her in Angela 1
dImlv recalled al opinion Of mine in
The mirror tnat she couldn't act bat
had lauit!ess presence. betnougnJ me
tina, The high roi!-T, Charley Palm =,
tJli me one night 81 tGe UAion Cub
that Mrs. Potter had GU her lines out
SC Is o avoid 4 comparison oi person
aliIes. | remembered mat she was 20
have Ceappe1~ed IB Anarchy as Diane. !
9 part uoG filled o. Anne Robe. | had !
not forgotten BOW Drew and Lee and
I9a BeiievilIe fought for Ter sd5cLel in
Buffalo, AMI how DeGrimm spant
s'eepless nights in writing q play for |
her.
Well, wcl'-upon my word-slayiag /,
the i=adug business with NJ FfeGerjck
BryUou in Fcr5tel. Mo- very leading
either.
/ watched Der. Mr.. MaClov was
going about letrn~ everybody know /
that she nad jumped in On twenty-fJ,r I
tours not Ce, ard thsJ he woman she
hgd displaced Miss Fancy aR-eve-. had !
refused 10 acceps her Two weeks salary.
and had gone to New YORK brealhjnc
lawsuits and revelations.
Just hve minutes II the wings with
her. "this II Your work she said in
the Etrror. You s'rnck every support
from IlUd me. You told tne world
,hatAI could not aCty Mr.. Macksye l.
took yuar ward instead Of nav effort. +
You never can undo YOUR work.
But YOU Can" L said.
How"
60 on. There's only one thing
sgalnst- YOU.
''Tthsr's you'll
No; it's yourself-you're too good
ooKjDg."
This bothered he- a.HttIe. She could
lot tell VIII, tber 1t was fatterine or
brutality, I did not intend she
mould. -EE r..s ....---t l.
YOU keep atit, u said e"snd when i
-ou come 10 New aork III come and :
ee you ar.-snd then, il Nj Fiske J
viii let me. III tei} ION wheircr Tfhi, / /
a e. n or 40 .1-Nym Criak:e,s boston !
4etter.
Some. Keui13ec encss.
If you want reason for the fact that !
'alt Lake is essentially q critical city, e
hat here the dramatic and musical 9